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From 1993 to 2000 Andy played bass in the folk music/ political satire quartet known as The Foremen. |
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Founded in 1992 by songwriter Roy Zimmerman, the band also included Doug Whitney on guitar, banjo and mandolin and Kenny Rhodes on vocals. |
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In 1996, Roy Zimmerman left the band to pursue a solo career. He was replaced for a brief time by Matt Cartsonis... |
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...and then, after Matt departed, by Lance Guest. |
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The Foremen's first album, FOLK HEROES, was recorded in 1993 and featured many of the band's formative songs which mainly lampooned various folk music styles and idioms. |
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The second album, SING IT LOUD, was recorded live during the summer of 1994 at Luna Park in West Hollywood, California - - the club where The Foremen performed most often. |
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In 1995 the band was signed by Warner/Reprise Records. The first album produced under the Warner contract was named FOLK HEROES (the original FOLK HEROES had had only a limited release and, at the time, no one could come up with a better name). |
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WHAT'S LEFT was the second (and final) Foremen album produced by Warner/Reprise. Released in 1996, it contained several songs pertaining to the upcoming Presidential election. |
